AJK officials visit PITB to explore areas of cooperation
LAHORE: A delegation of senior officers from Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), led by AJK Secretary IT Muhammad Rashid Hanif, visited the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) here on Thursday. On this occasion, the AJK delegation was given a detailed briefing on the Punjab government’s IT and digital governance initiatives, digital delivery of public services, and the use of modern technology…
A group of senior officials from Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), led by AJK Secretary IT Muhammad Rashid Hanif, journeyed to the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) on Thursday for discussions on collaboration. During their visit, the delegation received an extensive briefing on PITB's IT and digital governance endeavors, including digital delivery of public services, and the application of advanced technology to improve transparency and efficiency in government operations.
The meeting, chaired by PITB e-Governance Director General Sajid Latif, also involved PITB Additional Directors General Kashif Farooq, Syed Nayyer Ali, and others, alongside key PITB officers such as Sajjad Ghani, Syed Ijlal Hussain, Ashfaq Tiwana, and Mudassar Paracha. The delegation explored potential cooperative areas in IT, digital governance, and public service delivery between PITB and AJK.
PITB Chairman Faisal Yousaf expressed the vast opportunities for cooperation between Punjab and AJK in IT and e-Governance, promising PITB's readiness to share its expertise and technical know-how to support AJK's digital transformation and enhance public service delivery. The delegation also received a comprehensive briefing on PITB's 'Sum Up-100-Day Priority Projects and Way Forward,' emphasizing key priority initiatives and the path forward for digital governance and technology-driven public sector transformation. The visit concluded with an exchange of souvenirs between PITB officials and the AJK delegation.
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